I ate out too much in my younger days, really only started watching grocery costs past decade or so they've not seemed extreme to me. (only really remember 2L prices from back in the day - and they've not been to ridiculous - $1 non-sale then, $1.60ish non-sale now for my areas)Yeah. I kinda wonder if we're getting really close to that edge.
You know a bag of unbleached flour costs five bucks?
That's kind of insane. And it's not good.
Just about everyone of Irish, Scandinavian, Polish, Italian etc heritage are the result of hundreds of thousands of people illegally showing up one day in America.Telling literally hundreds of thousands of refugees they can't enter our country illegally after just showing up one day at our border is wrong now?
Bullshit! Citation needed!Just about everyone of Irish, Scandinavian, Polish, Italian etc heritage are the result of hundreds of thousands of people illegally showing up one day in America.
Just about everyone of Irish, Scandinavian, Polish, Italian etc heritage are the result of hundreds of thousands of people illegally showing up one day in America.
And it's only 45 thousand kids
Immigration in The 1920sOther nativists lacked Ford's hope that the New Immigrants could be remade into good Americans, and focused their efforts on blocking immigration altogether. Prior to 1921, with one exception-the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882-immigration into the United States had never been systematically restricted by federal law. That changed with the 1921 Emergency Quota Act and the 1924 Immigration Act, which imposed for the first time a limit on the number of immigrants allowed to enter the United States.
That's kind of how laws and freedom work. If there's not a law against it, it's not illegal. Alcohol was legal, then it wasn't, then it was.But it wasnt illegal if there was no laws against it, right?
To be fair any Ill Eagles should be in an animal hospital since they're an endangered species.
All those groups really didn't start immigrating here heavily until about the same time we started creating the laws to slow immigration - to imply that everything was hunky dory with them coming en masse (which note, I'm not complaining about - I wouldn't be here otherwise - but stating the general public opinion of them), when they literally created such a longterm influx of people that they forced us to finally implement immigration limitations within 10 years of them starting to come here in big numbers, is a tad silly to say the least.Immigration in The 1920s
Unless you were Chinese, there was no such thing as illegal immigration until the early 1920's.
That really wasn't my point and if I implied that, then I didn't do a good job of making my point. My point wasn't that everyone was Ra-Ra Immigrants until 1921. It's that the idea of "illegal" immigrants didn't come into being until the 1920's. Before then, again unless you were Chinese, and even then limitations were only put in place in the 40 years earlier, immigration was only limited by whether or not you could get here.All those groups really didn't start immigrating here heavily until about the same time we started creating the laws to slow immigration - to imply that everything was hunky dory with them coming en masse (which note, I'm not complaining about - I wouldn't be here otherwise - but stating the general public opinion of them), when they literally created such a longterm influx of people that they forced us to finally implement immigration limitations within 10 years of them starting to come here in big numbers, is a tad silly to say the least.
And the numbers still kept up for those groups up through the 50's for most it appears.United States immigration statistics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Note: Considering they're quoting decennial polls on there, I think (although it's not elaborated to be 100% clear) that you'd need to divide by 10 to get annual figures.
If only the Indians had some "laws" against people coming to their land and committing genocide against them, maybe they should have written it down on paper, damn technicalities!That really wasn't my point and if I implied that, then I didn't do a good job of making my point. My point wasn't that everyone was Ra-Ra Immigrants until 1921. It's that the idea of "illegal" immigrants didn't come into being until the 1920's. Before then, again unless you were Chinese, and even then limitations were only put in place in the 40 years earlier, immigration was only limited by whether or not you could get here.
Obviously now there are a lot more economic and social issues to deal with when it comes to immigration than there were back then, but for idiots to blindly say that any Western European culture group "illegally" immigrated is preposterous as there was no such thing when Germans, Irish, English, etc. were coming over.
You just repeated the statement that made me explain that again... While yes, some did come before we instituted immigration law, the majority happened right BEFORE AND AFTER we instituted (general) immigration law. It's preposterous to say that ALL English/German/Irish/etc came over legally during that window, because factually some did not. (In fact most stuff I read says that the WW2 era is when the majority of the non-Irish came over but it seems that the data during those years wasn't well kept [probably because of WW2/Great Depression issues])Obviously now there are a lot more economic and social issues to deal with when it comes to immigration than there were back then, but for idiots to blindly say that any Western European culture group "illegally" immigrated is preposterous as there was no such thing when Germans, Irish, English, etc. were coming over.
The country was founded on illegal immigrants, I promise you at some point in history some Indians were sitting around a fire bitching about how they wish those white devils would get back on a boat and go back to where they belong.Whats your point Burnem? I am no expert, but Kaines post seems reasonable.